A manufacturer has stated that the fluoride level of a mouthwash is 0.04% NaF. Assuming that you will use a 100 mL flask, calculate the volume of mouthwash that you will need to place into this volumetric so that the final solution is diluted into the 2 ppm F− (not NaF) range of the instrument

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A manufacturer has stated that the fluoride level of a mouthwash is 0.04% NaF. Assuming that you will use a 100 mL flask, calculate the volume of mouthwash that you will need to place into this volumetric so that the final solution is diluted into the 2 ppm F− (not NaF) range of the instrument

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